Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-27
Police Court.

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Police Court
In the Police Court Saturday the case of
Hugh Duffy, accused of petit larceny. in
appropriating some soda bottles, was partly
tried and continued until 2 P. NJ. TODAY.
c. A. Bassett previously convicted of bat
terry upon Della Mckay, was fined $50. and
in default of payment going to the County
jan Tor 80 days.....Sentence in the case of
Anthony O'Brien, convicted on Friday of
battery, was postponed until this afternoon
at O'Clock THE case of J. H. Finlay.
arrested for battery, was stricken from the
calendar, there being no complaint on file
:....A Amelia Nicholson, accused of disturb
ing the peace, was found not guilty.,.The
cases of All Sick and FIVE other Cinnamon.
charged with disturbing the peace BY cele-
brating some festival with barbarous
music, were dismissed, the party COM
planning against them having failed to
swear to his complaintin Court.
SILK CULTURE.-Mrs. Louise Rienzi, Sec
rotary of the State Board of Silk Culture.
and instructor at the filature established
by said Board, has recently published
neat and comprehensive pamphlet of gen.
erals instruction for rearing of sllkwoims,
which will be of interest and value TO
those desiring to be informed upon the
subject. The pamphlet also contains a
treatise on the method of securing healthy
sllkworm eggs, sketch of the habits and
structure of the little silk producers a
copy OF the Act of the Legislature estab-
fishing the Board of Silk Culture, the by
laws of the Board and the rules and regu-
lahons OF the filature These may be pro-
cured by addressing the Secretary.
ACCIDENT AT DUNsMUIR-At point
about three miles above Delta Saturday
morning the north bound passenger train
ran into the north bound freight train, teles-
coping the caboose and box car on the
freight. The passengers were rudely
shaken up. The fireman of the passenger
engine seeing that collision was inevita-
bic, jumped 10 wood pile and was badly
cut about the head and face W. S. Hart
and Frank Kleinstein. passengers, who
were IN the caboose, were injured but not
severely. The engine of the passenger
train was crippled and was subsequently
side-tracked, the engine of the freight be-
ing substituted for it.
COMMERCIAL. = Arrived Saturday and
yesterday: Steamer San Joaquin, No. 2,
from San Francisco, with merchandise
and barge load of freight for the upper
river steamer Thomas DIVER from the
lower Sacramento, with fruit steamer
ID. +. Knight from San Francisco, en- route
to Marysville, with merchandise. De-
parted Steamer San Joaquin, No. ,, for
San Francisco, with merchandise aud
barge light; steamers San Joaquin, No. 3,
and Neponset, for the upper Sacramento,
with merchandise; steamer Thomas
Dryer, for the lower Sacramento, light.
SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS. = There were
thirty-four applicants for teachers certifi-
Gates before the County Board of Education
last week, but only fourteen were success
full, as follows. The figures represent the
order of standing OF the applicants Gram
mar Grade-Honie H. Kelley, Oil; Henri
eta Audriot, $50; Eva Bennett, 81; Lucy
Brooke, SOS Anna BT0gan, Se3; Aaron
Powers, Sol Agnes Burns, SOL Lille
Crowell. SCI Lena Davis, $50; Bertha
Groth S53; Alice Parker, $50; Lena Hoppe.
S5l Gertie Meade, SOL, Primary Grade
Anna Keller, 149.
CoRoEER's INQJEsr.-Coroner Clark held
an inquest Saturday morning upon the
body of the man found in the river Friday
evening. The remains were those of a
person about 50 years of age. The cloth
ing, while rot of fine material, appeared
neatly new. 4 careful investigation dis
closed no marks of violence, though ii was
at first thought that there was cut on his
forehead. There was nothing about the
person to disclose the identity of the de-
ceased and the jury could only return a
verdict that he came to his death by drown
ing.
AN ACROBAT HURr.-At Woodland last
Friday evening while Herbert Wallin
young printer employed on the Mail, was
praciicing on a horizontal bar at the Opera
House be fell in some manner, dislocating
his right wrist and breaking the radius of
the same arm near the wrist. The injury
was very painful, but was soon remedied
BY physician who was called in. The
young man belongs to the "acrobatic trion
of the Woodland Ministries, and was prac-
ticing when he fell
AUCTION SALE. - w. II. Sherburn viii
sell at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, at salesroom,
No. 1913 K street, furniture and carpets, in
Guiding an A. w I.add square piano, scar
let plush parlor set brown rep parlor set
walnut marble-top chamber suites. cottage
chamber suites, new Brussels carpets, lot
secondhand carpets, mahogany sideboard,
bedsteads, spring beds, top mattresses,
ranges, kitchen furniture, croekery, glass
ware, etc.
New TRIALS DENIED.-Judge Van Fleet
last Saturday, denied the motion for a new
trial in the case of Thekla Abenroth, by her
guardian, Geo. Meadows. in which plaintiff
was in December, 1856, given by Judge
Mcfarland $1,000 damages and cost of suit,
the charge being seduction. In the same
Court on Saturday, the motion for new
trial in the case Of J. r. Watson VS.. The
California Iron and Steel Company, and J.
r. Watson against the same was likewise
denied.
Cry TREASURY. The following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday,
June 25th: A. ]. Wilson. cemetery dues,
IS: V. ]. Gregory, water rates. 81. 200 !;
\. A. kidder. harbor dues, $3.50 60; III. l..
Buckley, Police Court fines, SIT so; George
A. Putnam, city licenses, $500. Total re-
csipts. 81 .693 10; total Disbursements 1878 %;
amount in City Treasury, S2l2,995 50.
LATE ARREsrs.-The following names
appeared ON the station house slate at mid
night: James Gildea, drunk, by officer
Carroll: James Carroll. petit larceny,
stealing potatoes from the store OF Lindley
&, Co., by officers o Aieara and Rider; John
Hoppe, drunk, by local officer Pierrepont.
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II YOU want the very best piano and at
the same time The most durable. buy only
the Mathushek piano the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
In. See them at Cooper's Music Store
To-pAy, colored eros-grain silks, worth
81 20, only 81. ~. kley & Co.